[oddone]

Has anybody read this book by Vernon Coleman -
http://www.vernoncoleman.com/main.htm

Any reviews? Advetisements for this book has been banned in the UK, maybe that means absolutely readable.

[Merlin]

Don't know, but I just ordered it. I'm always tempted by the forbidden fruit. If governments say, "You can't read this," then, in my book, it's a "must read."

[oddone]

Can't find any reference to the UK advertising ban on the net, apart from VC's own web site.
The "advertisenment" I received came with last Saturdays "Telegraph" while in Devon - same county as the publishers. It was just an folded A4 leaflet crammed in with all the other magazines & bits they stick in the newspaper. I have ordered it, seems like an interesting read, also including Peak oil.

[waegari]

It's simply available through Amazon.co.uk, so let's not cry wolf.

[waegari]

By the way, the author will also be delivering a speech here.

What it is? The Glastonbury Symposium, Investigating Crop Circles
and Signs of Our Times.

Now I really wonder how crop circles fit in with all out fascism.

Any social critic who wants to be taken seriously, should steer away from such venues.

Not that I don't see the danger of total control he's refering to, mind you.

[gg3]

First impression: the guy is a general social critic who isn't particularly an expert in anything.


Re. crop circles: that's too funny. We already know the answer to this one: a form of prank-art that got popular and developed stylistically in the manner of graffiti. Case closed, on to the next.